Unique user shared keys
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I know that pfSense allows you to create a VPN user to connect to the OpenVPN using the username and password as a Road Warrior connection. Instead of using a username and password, is it possible to have a unique key for each user and just give the user one ovpn file that contains everything (including the user's shared key)?
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It doesn't look like you can do shared-key only but it does look like you can do certificates with no user auth.
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How do I generate a unique ovpn file and give it to a user so that they don't have to enter a username/password when they connect? All the ovpn files that I've exported are server specific instead of user specific (meaning that all users have the same file) and when the user connects, they still need to enter a username and password.
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I use the OpenVPN client export package.
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Hmmm… When you export the ovpn file, which file do you choose? For testing, I used the Android OpenVPN file and it still asked me for a username/password. My OpenVPN Server is also set to SSL + user auth. Is that correct?
For the most part, I used this tutorial: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VdAHVSTl1ys
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If your VPN is set to user auth, that's what it's going to use.
I've never done this but on 2.1.5 I'd use Remote Access ( SSL/TLS ).
